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  • Review: Hot Mess

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    Pleasance Courtyard – Pleasance Two | 12–25 August 2025 | 15:10 & 16:45🎟️ Tickets from £10.00 | Duration: 65 mins | Age Guidance: 12+Presented by Birmingham Hippodrome in association with Vicky Graham Productions ✨ Introduction Hot Mess is the fiery new pop comedy musical that’s taken the Edinburgh Fringe by storm. With a sold-out run and a…

  • Review: Benji Waterhouse: Maddening

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    Pleasance Courtyard – Beneath | 12–25 August 2025 | 17:00🎟️ Tickets from £10.00 | Duration: 60 mins | Age Guidance: 16+Written and performed by Dr Benji Waterhouse ✨ Introduction Psychiatrist, comedian, and best-selling author Dr Benji Waterhouse brings his unique blend of stand-up and storytelling to the Edinburgh Fringe with Maddening—a deeply personal, darkly funny, and beautifully written show…

  • Review: Michelle Brasier – It’s a Shame We Won’t Be Friends Next Year

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    Auditorium – Gilded Balloon at the Museum | 30 July – 24 August 2025 | 19:30🎟️ Tickets from £16.00 | Duration: 60 mins ✨ Introduction Michelle Brasier returns to the Fringe with a deeply personal, wildly funny, and emotionally resonant show that blends musical comedy with razor-sharp storytelling. It’s a Shame We Won’t Be Friends Next Year is…

  • Review: Potty the Plant

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    Gilded Balloon at Appleton Tower | 5–25 August 2025 | 14:45 PM🎟️ Tickets from £11.50“Outrageous, wacky, and lovable – a Fringe favourite that keeps getting better.” ✨ Introduction After premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2023, Potty the Plant returns for its third run—and it’s bigger, bolder, and even more bizarre. This adult dark comedy musical has grown…

  • Review: Frisky’s Reshuffle

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    Assembly George Square Gardens, Palais du Variété | 5–24 August 2025 | 21:55🎟️ Tickets from £18.00Starring Laura Corcoran (Frisky) ✨ Introduction Sixteen years after the debut of Frisky & Mannish at the Fringe, Laura Corcoran—aka Frisky—returns solo with a brand-new concept that’s part concert, part comedy, and entirely unpredictable. Backed by a four-piece band and armed with her…